For example, I got the class Header
, and the class Dog
. I would like a file that looks like this:
So far, I have seen no examples to perform this. I must use the serializer.Serialize
because I got a collection of thousands of objects. Doing otherwise would take too long.
If it is impossible, I will make two different files, one with the header and the other with the collection of objects, but it is not an interesting solution.
Edit:
I can't use a wrapper since I don't have my complete dog list at the beginning. I receive one at the time until I stop the application
Thanks a lot!
You will need to create another class the can represent this. For example.
public class Kennel
{
public Header Header { get; set; }
public List<Dog> Dogs { get; set; }
}
This can then be serialized/deserialized easily.
In answer to your question. If you need the XML to be identical to yours, you will need to create a custom wrapper that will read and write the XML into that specific format.
I would looking at making a custom wrapper class (call it: DogWrapper
or something) that contained a Header object and a list (or array, or whatever) of type Dog
. Then use custom serialization to define how to write out that object.
Then you just marshal your header and dogs into a DogWrapper, and serialize the DogWrapper.
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